架构师提供的文本描述。为实现这座新展馆而拆除的殖民时期砖房的基础上，工作室二十七号建筑与业主约翰尼斯·祖特合作，建造了一座2500平方米的房子，他们将其想象为“花园中的一座城市”。Zutt，一个漫游的荷兰国民，想要一个现代的家庭空间，开放的计划，生活和极简主义，详细回顾了欧洲建筑的Luigi Snozzi，Rem Koolhaas，和Pierre Chareau。房间布置在房子内，形成公共和私人空间，就像建筑物在城市环境中被布置成街道、广场和小巷一样。其结果是一个当代住宅设计使用严格的规划和批评逻辑，以仔细评估功能和效率的每一个要素在家里。

Text description provided by the architects. Building on the foundations of a former brick Colonial residence demolished to realize this new pavilion, Studio Twenty Seven Architecture worked collaboratively with owner Johannes Zutt to create a 2,500 sqf house they envisioned as “a city in the garden.” Zutt, a peripatetic Dutch national, desired a modern domestic space with open plan living and minimalist detailing recalling the European architecture of Luigi Snozzi, Rem Koolhaas, and Pierre Chareau. Rooms are arranged within the house to form public and private spaces in the same manner that buildings are arranged in an urban setting to create streets, plazas, and alleys. The result is a contemporary dwelling designed using rigorous programming and critical logic to carefully evaluate the function and efficiency of every element within the home.

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房子的主要空间包括一个体积光监视器，从屋顶深入到生活空间。在最上面，它提供了一个三层的阁楼，从它也包含的第二层卧室进入。温暖的枫木地板和磨坊补充了铸造混凝土台面和瓷器壁橱。

The primary space of the house includes a volumetric light monitor that plunges from the rooftop deep into the living space. At the very top it affords a third-story loft accessed from the second-story bedroom it also contains. Warm-toned maple flooring and millwork complement the cast-concrete countertop and china closet.

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在外面，这个狭长的地方从街道上陡峭地升起，平直地对着房子，轻轻地向上倾斜到一片树木茂密的灌木丛中。出于对邻里环境的尊重，房子的数量和比例补充了周围的房屋，并尊重街道上普遍的挫折。波纹铝板，船板雪松墙板，外涂砖块。这些材料被铺在钢框架上，以加强房屋内公共和私人空间的表达。私人空间有额外的壁板层，而壁板在公共区域被逐渐剥落，以形成对景观的开放。

Outside, the long, narrow site rises steeply from the street, leveling at the house and gently sloping upward to a wooded thicket. In deference to the neighborhood context, the house’s mass and proportions complement surrounding homes and respect the prevailing setback from the street. Corrugated aluminum siding, shiplap cedar siding, and painted brick clad the exterior. These materials are layered on the steel frame to reinforce the expression of public and private spaces within the house. Private spaces receive an additional layer of siding, while the siding is gradually peeled away in public areas to engender openness to the landscape.

 © Maxwell MacKenzie

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